Issue 39 of aMiGa=PoWeR is available.
Preview : MorphOS v2.0.
Reviews : Amijeweled, Sputnik beta3, ANotice v2.1, Another World 15th Anniversary, Blazing Wings...
Tutorials : OS4 screens management, CD32 emulation under WinUAE...
and many other articles...
aMiGa=PoWeR is a French newspaper issued by AFLE (French association). Created in 1998, A=P became thanks to the experience of AFLE (created in 1994), the 1st French-speaking Amiga newspaper. Entirely laser printed, aMiGa=PoWeR is distributed in the whole world.
http://amigapower.free.fr/ap39.html

The First Warp3D Based Amiga diskmag is born !

- True color 24bit graphics
- AHI mixing
- System friendly
- Runs well on a mere a1200 with 040/25mhz
- Amiga scene and coding related articles
- MorphOS, AOS3, AOS4, WinUAE support

The following articles have been added to the website of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

The German and English issue 68 (September/October 2007) of the Amiga Future has been released.

This means that all subscriptions and preorders have been brought to the postal office. Subscriptions to outside Germany have been shipped via airmail.

The article database of the Amiga Future homepage has seen a comprehensive update.

By now you can read over 2000 articles online in the article database.

Roughly 150 of these are in English language.

http://artikel.amigafuture.de

A History Of The Amiga - Part 3 by Jeremy Reimer

part 3

You can view the preview and some excerpts of the Amiga Future 68 (September/October 2007) at http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=1306 .

Starting with issue 67 the Amiga Future is available in German and English.

ffmpegGUI v0.6 is a GUI front end for the OS4 compile of the ffmpeg video manipulation program.

Ffmpeg is a command line program which provides the abilty to decode and encode a large variety of video, audio, and graphics formats while supporting the changing of various parameters along the way.

The Amiga Future 67 was shipped via normal mail and airmail. This lead to the case that the AF arrived within 2 weeks in i.e. the USA.
Some problems arose during the release of the English edition of the Amiga Future so that we have to face 4 weeks and more of delivery.

Jeremy Reimer has published the first in a series of articles on the history of the Amiga over on ars technica.